Sentence examples for dot notes from inspiring English sources
The DOT notes that proposed vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) guidance will be forthcoming soon from the Federal Highway Administration, which will detail how cars should talk to infra, including traffic lights and more.
The DOT notes that implementation would "require extensive privacy and security controls in any V2V devices," but as security expert Charlie Miller suggests above, saying something must be so and actually implementing it in a way that's genuinely secure is a very different story.
The Daily Dot notes that Quinn, who is a member of the covert Suicide Squad working for the U.S. government, is already "arguably one of the most sexualized" female characters in the DC series.
He thanked Reddit for making it happen: "You have turned one s@ $tty week into something really special and heart warming". The Daily Dot notes the family, including the poster's younger son, was also able to take in a movie and go to the flea market as well.
The Weird Twitter version of the tribute, the Daily Dot noted, appears to have emerged about a week after Harambe died, give or take.
Sputnick News captured video of an unnamed Jackson impersonator dancing to "Beat It" atop a parked truck just blocks away from a police line and the burning CVS pharmacy, the Daily Dot noted.
Note that 4 3 tuplets won't be found, but will be found as dotted notes by dottedMatch.
On the impassioned "Joints" all the band members except the drummer sang harmony, dotting notes around her as she held forth, and on a sprightly cover of the Barbara Mason soul classic "Yes, I'm Ready," Ms. Miranda sang back and forth with Mr. Toliver, happily yelping as if soul shouts had never gone out of style.
When Billy whistles a snatch of the song, he selects Julie's dotted notes rather than Carrie's.
Note: dot notation was used for differentiation (for example, Ċ = d C d t ).
Even 4/4 can be a complex time signature - for example, two dotted quarter notes (dotted crotchets) then a quarter note (crotchet) in a bar.
